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@sidedrawer/sdk

v0.0.15

Published

SideDrawer SDK

Downloads

266

Readme

SideDrawer JavaScript SDK

SDK for the SideDrawer API

Installation

To install the SDK, use:

npm install -S @sidedrawer/sdk

Example

Import SDK

import { SideDrawer } from "@sidedrawer/sdk";
const { SideDrawer } = require("@sidedrawer/sdk");
<script type="text/javascript" src="/dist/index.browser.js"></script>

Create an instance of the SDK:

const sd = new SideDrawer({
    accessToken: '...'
}); // you can target a different environment, using { baseUrl: 'https://...' }

Then you can use the different modules to communicate with our APIs. Examples:

Search Records

const sd = new SideDrawer({
    accessToken: '...'
});

const records = await sd.records.search({
    sidedrawerId: '...',
    displayInactive: false,
    locale: 'en-US'
});

Upload File to Record

const sd = new SideDrawer({
    accessToken: '...'
});

const controller = new AbortController();
const file = document.querySelector('#file-input').files[0];

const progressSubscriber$ = new rxjs.Subject<number>();

progressSubscriber$.subscribe((progressPercentage: number) => {
    console.log(`Upload progress: ${progressPercentage}`);
});

await sd.files.upload({
  // params
  sidedrawerId: "...",
  recordId: "...",
  file, // Blob or ArrayBuffer
  fileName: "...",
  uploadTitle: "...",
  fileType: "...",
  fileExtension: "..",
  metadata: {
    testKey: "test value",
  },
  externalKeys: [
    { key: "test", value: "test" }
  ],
  progressSubscriber$,
  // options
  signal: controller.signal,
  maxRetries: 2,
  maxConcurrency: 4,
});

Download File from a Record

Browser:

const file: Blob = await sd.files.download({
    sidedrawerId: "...",
    recordId: "...",
    fileNameWithExtension: "...",
});

const file: Blob = await sd.files.download({
    sidedrawerId: "...",
    recordId: "...",
    fileToken: "...",
    progressSubscriber$: {
      next: (progressPercentage: number) => {
          console.log(`Download progress: ${progressPercentage}`);
      }
    }
});

NodeJs

const file: ArrayBuffer = await sd.files.download({
    sidedrawerId: "...",
    recordId: "...",
    fileNameWithExtension: "...",
});

Create an instance of single SDK module:

import { Context, Records } from "@sidedrawer/sdk";

const context = new Context({
    accessToken: '...'
});

const records = new Records(context);

or

const { SideDrawer } = require("@sidedrawer/sdk");

const context = new SideDrawer.Context({
    accessToken: '...'
});

const records = new SideDrawer.Records(context);